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National Stroke Sessions
The Wednesday lunchtime National Stroke Sessions are a forum for discussing research that cover various topics around stroke The meetings are held via MS Teams and are recorded. Public Affairs and Campaigns officer for Scotland Stroke Association Michael Foley has now taken over as administrator for the meetings To receive weekly meeting details and get added to the distribution list,
Fife Research Facility
Dr Rosie Ashworth
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The conference theme reflects the 50th anniversary of the Chief Scientist Office of Scottish Government. Over 60 inspiring and influential speakers offer a varied programme of presentations and discussions reflecting the diversity of health research and innovation activity across Scotland. Download the
Principal Investigator Roles and Responsibilities Workshop
Pay by Cheque: please make out a cheque, payable to NHS GG&C Endowment Fund CG0337 and bring it with you on the day. Pay by Credit or Debit Card: can be arranged. (Please note your details will be stored in our database but not passed on to any other parties). If you have any queries in respect of your course fee, please telephone 0141 314 0206. Thank you.
Jen Currie
Aberdeen Short Course in Epidemiology 2026
The Aberdeen Short Course in Epidemiology is an online intensive course which provides a complete overview of key considerations in epidemiological research methods Held remotely two days a week (Mondays and Tuesdays) over three weeks, this course will furnish you with the skills and knowledge that you need to undertake study in the field of epidemiology. Upon completion you will better understand epidemiological research methods, aspects of descriptive epidemiology, study...
Information for Care Homes
Participating in research is beneficial to care home staff and residents because: involvement provides stimulation as residents take part in new activities or have someone new to talk to as part of a study it gives back control to residents and their families, allowing them to feel like they are contributing to the future it encourages residents to take an increased interest in their own health and wellbeing it leads to professional development opportun...
Online workshop set to offer Horizon Europe funding guidance to Scotland’s researchers and innovators
An online event will provide Scotland’s healthcare researchers and innovators with details of health-related funding opportunities offered by the £80 billion Horizon Europe programme The free workshop on Wednesday 26 November – entitled ‘Unlock the Future of Health Innovation with Horizon Europe’ — is being hosted by Scottish Enterprise with support from the Scottish Government’s Chief Scientist Office (CSO), NHS Research Scotland (NRS),...
